eleventeen? oops, I mean 50
it could be, but not from that picture.
you (at least I) can't tell anything from that picture.
Wow, and to think of all the time that I have spent with my metal detector-- And I could have just spent time at coinstar.
yeah, I made an offer for 10X face.
in a word: NO!
Donn: Oh, thanks for posting.
Actually, the first half dismes were struck in 1792 at 7th street & Sugar Alley in Philadelphia. Nope, I cannot find any reference to a mint in DC.
Viper: Badda bump! ooph, very bad one. (I like it.)
sodbuster: Very nice find! Congrats.
for the most sulphur in any albums, look for the Wayte Raymond albums. And expect to wait a LONG time. This isn't going to happen in a month...
Kent: First, the Red Book is retail, the Blue book is wholesale. As stated, they are merely guides, and not a 'final word' on values. As...
Donn: Very neat, but.. How can you tell the variety (Broken Back)?
klunky: You can put them together, just make up an accurate check list. Or buy a program, like: Coin elite.
Kent: You can look here: http://www.cointalk.com/f8/ for members auction listings. Or post a request in the wanted section. here: Just...
Ah, now I know that you haven't met my mother-in-law!
We await the picture. waiting... waiting... still waiting.... [J/K]
For some strange, and as yet, unexplained reason, the cents for 1943, all three mints, had these 'missing digits'. More common than in other...
JDS: No reason to feel stupid, we all make mistakes. In fact, if we stop making mistakes, then we are not buying anything. The day that I...
magician's coin. Two headed coin.
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